Jim Lampley

Does that make sense?

Yes, that does make sense.

Well, this brings me to the idea of crash retrieval and the idea that these crash retrievals started a long time ago and that Roswell was just one of many.

There's another one that was near Roswell that apparently was even more significant but didn't get in the newspaper.

It was the one that Jacques was involved with studying.

I'm basing this off of Richard Dolan's book.

Okay.

But at the end of the day, the point being that if they did do that, if they really did back engineer something and then they started these completely top secret scientific projects.

research projects where they were developing alloys that had never existed before with techniques that they had never really even considered because they got it all from some spaceship.

Well, that's where it's really crazy if you don't disclose this information because you're basically putting a bottleneck on human evolution, human technological evolution and our understanding of what's actually possible.

Right.

I agree.

You know, I mean, you see the results in their drone technology and electric cars and the things that are coming out of China recently.

Oh, interesting.

That's a giant advantage.

When you're looking at these UAP things that people bring you, is there one that stands out as being the most compelling to you?

One event?

Because of the physical material?

Yeah, I've heard of it.

Didn't they just stop operations?